Obrii Care · free tool
Interactive brain atlas
A soft, luminous 3D brain to learn functional anatomy: hover, color, and plain-language explanations. Ideal alongside our articles on attention, emotion, or memory.
Interactive atlas · educational
Explore brain structures
Explore the brain
Hover a highlighted region or tap it to see what it does. Rotate the model with your mouse; when you select a region, the camera gently zooms in.
- · Drag to rotate
- · Scroll to zoom
- · Click a structure to pin it
Educational atlas based on functional neuroanatomy. It does not replace clinical assessment or diagnostic neuroimaging.
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FAQ
What clients ask most
How to use the atlas, sources, and educational scope.
- What can I do with the brain atlas?
- You can rotate a 3D brain model, hover key regions to see their name and function, and click to pin a structure and read more detail. It is a teaching tool, not a diagnosis.
- Where does the anatomical data come from?
- The model is based on the Desikan-Killiany atlas (FreeSurfer), adapted for the web. Functional descriptions are written in clear language and linked to Obrii Care articles when relevant.
- Is it free and does it work on mobile?
- Yes—it is free and requires no sign-up. It runs in modern browsers with WebGL; on mobile you can rotate with your finger and tap regions.